LEGISLATIVE RECORD - HOUSE, April 18, 2014 SENATE PAPERS. “The following Joint Order. (S.P. 757) ORDERED, the House concurting, that when the Senate and House adjourn; they do so until Thursday; May-tr20Terat 10:00 In the moming Came from the Senate, READ and PASSED. READ and PASSED in concurrence. (On motion of Representative ROTUNDO of Lewiston, the House adjourned at 12:59 am. until 10:00 am. Thursday, May 4, 2014 pursuant tothe Joint Order (S.P. 757) and in honor and, lasting trbute to Amanda M. Dempsey, of Auburn, 4.2008LEGISLATIVE RECORD - HOUSE, May 2, 2014 ‘The Following Communication: (H.C. 484) ‘STATE OF MAINE (ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY SIXTH LEGISLATURE ‘COMMITTEE ON VETERANS AND LEGAL AFFAIRS ‘Apt 16, 2014 Honorable Justin L, Alfond, President of the Senate Honorable Mark W. Eves, Speaker of the House 426th Maine Legislature Augusta, Maine 04333, Dear President Alfond and Speaker Eves: We are pleased to report that all business which was placed before the Joint Standing Committee on Veterans and Legal Affairs during the Second Regular Session of the 126th LLegisiature has been completed. The breakdown of bills and papers before our committee follows: ‘38 Total Number of Bills and Papers 20 Unanimous Reports 6 Ought Not To Pass 2 Ought To Pass. 9 Ought To Pass As Amended 3 Referred to Another Committee 14 Divided Reports 4 Gubematorial Nominations Respectfully Submitted, SWloha L. Tuttle Senate Chair SiLouis J. Luchini House Chair READ and ORDERED PLACED ON FILE. ‘The Following Communication: (H.C. 485) STATE OF MAINE (ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY SIXTH LEGISLATURE JOINT SELECT COMMITTEE ON MAINE'S WORKFORCE. ‘AND ECONOMIC FUTURE April 11, 2014 Honorable Justin L. Alfond, President of the Senate Honorable Mark W. Eves, Speaker of the House 128th Maine Legisiature Augusta, Maine 04333 Dear President Alfond and Speaker Eves: We are pleased to report that all business which was placed before the Joint Select Committee on Maine's Workforce and Economic Future during the Second Regular Session of the 426th Legislature has been completed. The breakdown of bills ‘and papers before our committee follows: 4° Total Number of Bills and Papers 3. Unanimous Reports 1 Ought Not To Pass 2 Ought To Pass As Amended 1. Divided Report Respectfully Submitted, ‘SfLinda M. Valentino ‘Senate Chair ‘SiSeth A. Berry House Chair READ and ORDERED PLACED ON FILE. ‘The Speaker appointed Representative BERRY of Bowdoinham on the part of the House to inform the Senate that the House was ready to adjourn without day. ‘The Speaker appointed the following members on the part of the House to wait upon his Excellency, Governor PAUL R. LePAGE, and inform him that the House was ready to adjourn without day: Representative TREAT of Hallowell Representative PRIEST of Brunswick Representative THERIAULT of Madawaska Representative KNIGHT of Livermore Falls Representative GIFFORD of Lincoln Representative GRAY of Palmyra Representative CHASE of Wells Representative BEAULIEU of Auburn Subsequently, the Committee reported that they had delivered the message with which they were charged. ‘Subsequently, Representative BERRY reported that he had delivered the message with which he was charged. At this point, @ message came from the Senate bome by Senator HASKELL, of Cumberland of that Body, informing the House that the Senate was ready to adjourn without day. (On motion of Representative RANKIN of Hiram, the House adjourned without day at 12:34 am., on Friday, May 2, 2014 in honor and lasting tribute to the memory of Rowan Elizabeth Eves of York, H.2059